As of January 1, 2019, if a Section 8 voucher holder is a good candidate, most Denver Landlords will be required to accept the voucher and cooperate with the Denver Housing Authority (DHA) rules, HUD regulations, inspections and policies. Many Landlords do not accept Section 8 voucher holders, as... Continue Reading
We face real challenges to the affordable housing issue. In both the public and political arena, the increase in demand for attainable housing, coupled with hurdles to create more housing, is a growing problem. Limited government funding, headwinds of increased regulatory requirements such as... Continue Reading
The best pricing of the year is here! Our biggest sale of the year is open to all AAMD Members! Save up to 65% off dozens of events, sponsorships and advertising. Make Sure You Have an Active Account The sale is all online this year, so make sure you have an active account to take... Continue Reading
Over fifty awards presented to top-performing individuals, suppliers and communities across Metro Denver’s rental property communities On November 9, the Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD) hosted over 1,300 members and allies from across the region for its 2018 Tributes Awards... Continue Reading
Apartments built in the 1970s lease for 42% less on average than apartments built in this decade and an estimated 29,051 apartments in the Denver metro area rent for $1,000 or less. Average rents in Denver fell by $19 per month in the third quarter of 2018, continuing a three-year trend in... Continue Reading
Earning a national credential can help elevate your skill set and take your career in the multifamily industry to the next level. With five Credentials to choose from, there is a Credential out there for everyone. The National Apartment Leasing Professional (NALP) recognizes that leasing... Continue Reading
Drainage issues are a common headache for property managers, and they become especially evident as watering increases during the summer months. The desire to keep lawns and planters green and lush often results in overwatering. Broken pipes, leaks and short periods of intense rainfall are also... Continue Reading
I admit it…I let my emotions get to me at work one day. I was alone in the office all day, and quite frankly, I was “done!” Have you ever been there? When you cannot handle one more phone call, or request, or someone asking “When is Amazon getting here???” and on and... Continue Reading
Look out Millennials, Generation Z is gaining ground. This group of individuals — born between the mid-1990s and 2010 — are beginning to come of age, with the oldest members in their early twenties. And if they aren’t already, Gen Z will be the next slew of renters at your... Continue Reading
I am a new regional director for a company expanding into the local market. Right off we have positions unfilled at several of our apartment communities; especially in the maintenance area. Moreover, as we expand our local operation and evaluate existing onsite staffs I’m anticipating an... Continue Reading
